How to validate good & bad records on the basis of delimiter
In Unix doing validation on file & based on column count filtering out good and bad recods.
Good recods should go in good file & bad are in bad file.
I already done this but want to do with cut command, can anyone help me in this.
Arguments to scripts are file name, column count, delimiter, good file name & bad file name
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In Unix doing validation on file & based on column count filtering out good and bad recods.
Good recods should go in good file & bad are in bad file.
I already done this but want to do with cut command, can anyone help me in this.
Arguments to scripts are file name, column count, delimiter, good file name & bad file name
shell-script
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Please add a sample of the input data, expected output and the script you have so far.
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In Unix doing validation on file & based on column count filtering out good and bad recods.
Good recods should go in good file & bad are in bad file.
I already done this but want to do with cut command, can anyone help me in this.
Arguments to scripts are file name, column count, delimiter, good file name & bad file name
shell-script
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In Unix doing validation on file & based on column count filtering out good and bad recods.
Good recods should go in good file & bad are in bad file.
I already done this but want to do with cut command, can anyone help me in this.
Arguments to scripts are file name, column count, delimiter, good file name & bad file name
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Please add a sample of the input data, expected output and the script you have so far.
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Please add a sample of the input data, expected output and the script you have so far.
– nohillside
3 mins ago
Please add a sample of the input data, expected output and the script you have so far.
– nohillside
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Please add a sample of the input data, expected output and the script you have so far.
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